Jesus Soto, 56, entered into rest peacefully surrounded by his loving family and his love Larry on October 6, 2020. He was born April 1, 1964 in Livermore, CA to the late Ramon and Helen Cordero. In heaven, as well as his parents, Jesse joins his sister Eleanor Hernandez and his brother Joe Richard Rodriguez.
Jesse leaves behind his loving siblings; Alice White, Raymond Cordero, Juanita Reynoso Cordero, Veronica Cordero, Jaime Cordero, Rose Cordero, Sonia Soto, Raul Soto, Aislsa Soto and Edwin Soto. In addition, he leaves numerous nieces, nephews, extended family and friends who will miss him dearly.
Jesse was a Hayward native. He attended Tennyson High School and would go off to several business endeavors. He was recently into property management, but his passion was design. From interior design to landscape, there was nothing Jesse couldn’t envision and bring to life.
Jesse made of an occasion an event. He was known for his enormous family gatherings and his larger than life personality. Making everyone feel welcomed was his ultimate goal. He adored his family and having Larry by his side made Jessie complete.
Most recently, he was living his dream of remodeling a vintage country home for the purpose of creating the perfect event venue. From paint to tile and crown molding every detail had Jesse’s signature.
The first event held at this beautiful home will sadly be Jessie’s funeral service. Services for Jessie will be on Friday, October 16, 2020. A short viewing will begin at 10am followed by a prayer service at 11am. Jesse will be laid to rest along side his parents at St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Modesto, CA.
Adapted from PL Fry Funeral Home obituary
Jesse leaves behind his loving siblings; Alice White, Raymond Cordero, Juanita Reynoso Cordero, Veronica Cordero, Jaime Cordero, Rose Cordero, Sonia Soto, Raul Soto, Aislsa Soto and Edwin Soto. In addition, he leaves numerous nieces, nephews, extended family and friends who will miss him dearly.
Jesse was a Hayward native. He attended Tennyson High School and would go off to several business endeavors. He was recently into property management, but his passion was design. From interior design to landscape, there was nothing Jesse couldn’t envision and bring to life.
Jesse made of an occasion an event. He was known for his enormous family gatherings and his larger than life personality. Making everyone feel welcomed was his ultimate goal. He adored his family and having Larry by his side made Jessie complete.
Most recently, he was living his dream of remodeling a vintage country home for the purpose of creating the perfect event venue. From paint to tile and crown molding every detail had Jesse’s signature.
The first event held at this beautiful home will sadly be Jessie’s funeral service. Services for Jessie will be on Friday, October 16, 2020. A short viewing will begin at 10am followed by a prayer service at 11am. Jesse will be laid to rest along side his parents at St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Modesto, CA.
Adapted from PL Fry Funeral Home obituary
Jesus Soto, 56, entered into rest peacefully surrounded by his loving family and his love Larry on October 6, 2020. He was born April 1, 1964 in Livermore, CA to the late Ramon and Helen Cordero. In heaven, as well as his parents, Jesse joins his sister Eleanor Hernandez and his brother Joe Richard Rodriguez.
Jesse leaves behind his loving siblings; Alice White, Raymond Cordero, Juanita Reynoso Cordero, Veronica Cordero, Jaime Cordero, Rose Cordero, Sonia Soto, Raul Soto, Aislsa Soto and Edwin Soto. In addition, he leaves numerous nieces, nephews, extended family and friends who will miss him dearly.
Jesse was a Hayward native. He attended Tennyson High School and would go off to several business endeavors. He was recently into property management, but his passion was design. From interior design to landscape, there was nothing Jesse couldn’t envision and bring to life.
Jesse made of an occasion an event. He was known for his enormous family gatherings and his larger than life personality. Making everyone feel welcomed was his ultimate goal. He adored his family and having Larry by his side made Jessie complete.
Most recently, he was living his dream of remodeling a vintage country home for the purpose of creating the perfect event venue. From paint to tile and crown molding every detail had Jesse’s signature.
The first event held at this beautiful home will sadly be Jessie’s funeral service. Services for Jessie will be on Friday, October 16, 2020. A short viewing will begin at 10am followed by a prayer service at 11am. Jesse will be laid to rest along side his parents at St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Modesto, CA.
Adapted from PL Fry Funeral Home obituary
Jesse leaves behind his loving siblings; Alice White, Raymond Cordero, Juanita Reynoso Cordero, Veronica Cordero, Jaime Cordero, Rose Cordero, Sonia Soto, Raul Soto, Aislsa Soto and Edwin Soto. In addition, he leaves numerous nieces, nephews, extended family and friends who will miss him dearly.
Jesse was a Hayward native. He attended Tennyson High School and would go off to several business endeavors. He was recently into property management, but his passion was design. From interior design to landscape, there was nothing Jesse couldn’t envision and bring to life.
Jesse made of an occasion an event. He was known for his enormous family gatherings and his larger than life personality. Making everyone feel welcomed was his ultimate goal. He adored his family and having Larry by his side made Jessie complete.
Most recently, he was living his dream of remodeling a vintage country home for the purpose of creating the perfect event venue. From paint to tile and crown molding every detail had Jesse’s signature.
The first event held at this beautiful home will sadly be Jessie’s funeral service. Services for Jessie will be on Friday, October 16, 2020. A short viewing will begin at 10am followed by a prayer service at 11am. Jesse will be laid to rest along side his parents at St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Modesto, CA.
Adapted from PL Fry Funeral Home obituary
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